Ki, sleep & disease risk – This news reads like a disruptive development in the field of sleep research. Will we be able to make predictions about future disease risks simply by analyzing a single night’s sleep?
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Author: Michael Wieden
Yoga for sleep disorders: a helpful tool, or …
A meta-analysis is currently doing the rounds that shows yoga to be particularly sleep-promoting and helpful for sleep disorders. Over 30 randomized studies with more than 2,500 participants were evaluated, and indeed: yoga performed best compared to walking, strength training or endurance training. What is the real truth?
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“ChronoFast” study – What coaches need to know about meal timing
Many nutrition coaches ignore the chronobiology factor of metabolism. Not out of malice, but out of ignorance, and because most concepts only work via calories, macros and meal quality. Chronotypes, on the other hand, are not on most people’s radar, and if they are, they often only have half-knowledge of the science. This also applies to the topic of “fasting”.
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Longevity: a real opportunity for chronobiology or a marketing gimmick?
Longevity: a real opportunity for chronobiology or a marketing gimmick? We all want to live longer … everyone? Okay … many people want to live longer. So it’s almost surprising that the “longevity” trend has only been on the market for a relatively short time. First of all, what exactly…
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GABA: How this neurotransmitter can boost your performance, learning success and resilience
GABA (gamma-aminobutyric acid): The importance of this important neurotransmitter has only been recognized in recent years, but it is thought to play an important role in a variety of health conditions, including ADHD, insomnia, depression, anxiety, inflammation and premenstrual syndrome. GABA is an endogenous neurotransmitter that has an inhibitory effect…
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